Toronto’s Valorant Showdown: $1M Prize Pool Awaits!

Look Sports Media – The Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) Masters Toronto is set to ignite the competitive scene from June 7th to 22nd, bringing together twelve elite teams vying for a colossal $1 million prize pool. This S-Tier tournament, the second international LAN event of the 2025 VCT season following T1’s victory in Bangkok, will unfold at the Enercare Centre in Toronto, Canada. Championship Points are on the line, significantly impacting qualification for the prestigious Valorant Champions Paris.

This high-stakes competition features the top three teams from each of the four VCT international leagues: Americas, EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa), China, and Pacific. The tournament format begins with a Swiss Stage (June 7th-11th) featuring eight teams battling it out in a best-of-three format. Teams securing two wins advance, while two losses mean elimination. The top four from the Swiss Stage join the four direct playoff seeds (G2 Esports, Fnatic, XLG Esports, and Rex Regum Qeon) in the Playoffs.

The Playoffs (June 13th onwards) adopt a double-elimination bracket, meaning teams need two losses to be eliminated. While most matches are best-of-three, the Lower Bracket Final and Grand Final, both scheduled for June 22nd, will be thrilling best-of-five encounters.

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British fans will have plenty to cheer for, with Fnatic, the reigning VCT 2025: EMEA champions, leading the charge. Boaster (Jake Howlett) spearheads Fnatic’s roster, alongside other notable British talent like keiko (Georgio Sanassy) with Team Liquid and benjyfishy (Benjy Fish) with Team Heretics. Wolves Esports, the esports division of Wolverhampton Wanderers, also participates, representing the Chinese league.

The tournament’s broadcast will feature a star-studded lineup of British on-air talent, including Yinsu Collins as a host, and Bren, Hypoc, Pansy, and Sideshow providing expert commentary. Catch all the action live on the official Valorant Twitch and YouTube channels, starting June 7th at 5 PM UK time. Don’t miss this electrifying clash for glory and a share of the massive $1 million prize pool!